New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-15
THE ARREST OF H. S. IVES.
WHAT IS SAID on BOTH SIDES.
A TALK WITH THE COMPLAINANT, JULIUS DIX.
TrR-rmE 500 900 DRAFT

A TALK WITH THE COMPLAINANT, JULIUS DIX.
TrR-rmE 500 900 DRAFT
The couaniuity Of Henry s. Ives was not disturbed
A,paren,y by his for the larceny OF 500 OO(
from the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
which was formerly under his control He treated tic
matter lightly yeserd although he admitted that he
WAS greatly surprised by the action OF President Juu.
Dexter CT Cincinnati. whose comraist the arrest was
hadc.
"Ihave REGARDED Mr. Dexter man OF sound iudc
mont" he remarked. "ani shsud supposo that he
would take good ipSe before making such serious
charge shsd want 10 90 50 at any tate. for a mistake
might result in unpleasant consequences Cannot be
xilty o. stealing this 100000 for the railroad com
.any has tho money When returned from tie West
af er buying tie NasdaliI Railroad. brought back the
-~.rey AMI delivered il to the president Of the
company Ii aftervari drawn from the frul
" X. 9. Ives Il 60. for the bansat of the
company These facts will appear at the examination
tomorrow, will bo shown whether Mr. Dsxter or
las wrong We cannot both be right"
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
.llrar NJ. Johnson. of Hoadly Lautcrbach & John
m wlo is counsel for MI Ives. said simply that the de-
-nce ready for the trial But the other sile no
SIS confident OF success c. W Cass who il President
exter's counsel commented on the proceeding with
reat freedom. lie said:
1--WE did ret Ives in civil action. because iudg-
trN7t against him would not have very much value The
80 ulars about the transaction on which tie
amt is based not known 10
Dexter until within few days
since then we have proceeded promptly. This is not
go attempt squeeze oney out ST Ives and those who
now Mr.. Dexter DO not need 10 be tsld that money
oul settle the matter. There Is nothing in tho
,se oday. but have been perfecting preo:s and
all 70 ready for the trial tomorrow"
-he~e little Interest felt in Wall Street about
,s.evements of Partner George H. Stayner, who was
sldoat of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton at the
TIE. sni with Mr. Ives made majority Of tAe Execu-
b, Committee The question Frequently asked
vi snilar aetisn hal aot been taken agaus, hm. Mr.
Cas- ss in reply "stayner rcpsrtcd 10 be in Mexico
Is said by the other 81 lie that lie Will return here
he is wanted. We woud like TO see him back
Ll and If the other sdo wish any notice will say that
vesant stdyner now. lie need not stay AWAY from
fea that lie is not wanted. In MY opinion he Taked a
goni many cucsutS from me fire and perhaps lie stll
them. We want 20 aim very much in!eed.'
IVES AND >TaYNhE RULED THE BOARD.
speaking OF the claim that Mr.. Ives did not Go any
ng without the approval of tie directors Of the r
rad conn any, MI Cass remarked: The Board prob
asy was good deal like the that Jacob sharp mad
lathe Broadway Railroad. Tie directors probably did
wa, ives and Sayncr told them to do. The two made
Ia executive committee ana some OF the others possibly
! not know all that gons on. There are others
sides Ives however, who indebted TO the railroad
oupany ami are more substantial than lac is do not
ni.k that Ives 81 Co. were In position 10 pay back tho
100000 belonging 10 the company two days after they
received it,"
any way with the previous charge recently biuuSht
against Ives and -yncr Nj Cass IN c0EnrC ton win
the Mineral Range Railroad. MI cas- said that he had
again written t. the District Attorney IN REGARD 10 that
case. ami that lac prepared TO 20 on at any time
District- Attorney MARITIME anu Assistant l'stIlct-
Attorney DAVIS have been examining some OF me
charges against Ives aud Stayncr fbrsone umc hni the
accusation which Ives arrested on IN LAY was
not before the District Attorney. The c"mPl amt was
male by President DeSte- Of tie Cincinnati, Hamilton
ana DyGp kf"aa ToH . ySo WsGnt inc In ,e ne
Range which Is now In the hands OF MI DAVIS VIII
be held until The end OF tie examination before f0le
Justice klrcth ana II Ives is hel on tHi charge Oot
eases Will bc taken cfOrc the Grand jury.
srAYNEE ANs IL l. COMING RIGHT HOME.
Mr. Ives saii in regard his absent partner have
just received dispatch from Mr. stayner from the city
Of Mexico lie says that he VIII be At home be- re the
holidays"
Tue governors + the stock Exchange listed yestcr
daY IN additional 100000 OF the stock Of u
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. In tho
fnlncal statement which accompanied the application
there appear several interesting items the con-
pays assets Two of them are claims against H. :.
Ives Il Co. $2.l5i,019 -. and against H. =. lVe-.
trlsiSa. for = 800.
was asked yeNteriay he had rva t1e statements o. I
Ives. lie replied: For wonder Aavr tins iN"rlhE
reat all the York ptpcrs. one l. usually tii"dah
Tor have looked them al over because ni the
variety of statements in them nom hr ives lie say i
uear- Ali OF them that TIC ,lOO.VpO draft Wa turned
hy him to the president OF tie road f stay hcr'
by whom II deposited with his hrn an h"l IN
c.inei 20 any newspaper n0'orey or coh',,NrrH. &
piece OF paper l. Acrc III iuS i"cNc' ~ COMP
Ieccs what the itseit shows that u va dr"ilc
IN the Amer can Exchange N?ton1l Bans ~ PIT 'eS'
Tie Endorsements Oh u aic r"cieG III me copiahI t.
There l. other purpose IN tie -glt than he liotccn
tnn of Nh ives for lis cIir act- This is criminal
proceeding which VIII oe pushed 10 the end